1. Who is the person being interviewed? The name of the person that is being interviewed is Mrs.Roe Remington.
2. What is their tile or position? Her position/title is a housewife.
3. What is her race, gender, and age? The gender is a female and she is white.
4. Where is the interview taking place? The interview is taking place in Charleston, S.C.
5. What is the date of the interview? The date of the interveiw is was March 7th, 1939
6. Who is the interviewer? The interviewer was Muriel A. Mann This picture describes the era because it shows how people were out of work and they justed wanted their jobs back.
Image, Source: intermediary roll film
1.What do you notice first? At first I noticed that all the kids look happy and that they all look like they are dressed in decent clothes. 2.How are they arranged? The kids are arranged from girl to boy. 3.What other details can you see? Other details that I can see are that none of the kids are wearing shoes. 4.Who do you think was the audience for this image? I think the audience was the kids parents. 5.If someone made this today, what would be different? If someone took this picture today that kids would have shoes on. 6.What would be the same? The kids would still be smiling and enjoying themselves. 7.why? Why didnt the kids have shoes on? 8.who? Who are the kids parents? 9.where? Where are they?
Image, Source: intermediary roll film
1.What do you notice first? At first i notice that all these men are in the air force. 2.How are they arranged? They arent arranged in any certain order they are casually just standing there. 3.What other details can you see? Other details that I can see are that every man in that picture is white. 4.Who do you think was the audience for this image? The audience was probably other air force members. 5.If someone made this today, what would be different? If someone made this today there would be black people in that picture. 6.What would be the same? There would still be white people in the picture. 7.why? Why arent there any black people in the picture? 8.who? Who is the person taking the picture.? 9.where? Where was this picture taken?
Image, Source: intermediary roll film
1.What do you notice first? I notice that the people working in the field are black and not white. 2.How are they arranged? They arent arranged in any certain order. 3.What other details can you see? I can see that these people arent wearing any shoes. 4.Who do you think was the audience for this image? Probably a white person these black people were working for. 5.If someone made this today, what would be different? There would be white people working with the blacks. 6.What would be the same? There would still be people working in fields. 7.why? Why is there only black people in this picture? 8.who? Who are these peoples bosses? 9.where? Where was this picture taken?
Secondhand clothing stores and pawn shops on Beale Street, Memphis, Tennessee
1.What do you notice first? At first i notice that it was only colored people standing outside the hotel. 2.How are they arranged? They arent arranged in any certain order. 3.What other details can you see? I can see that the the hotel is only for colored people. 4.Who do you think was the audience for this image? I think the audience was other colored people. 5.If someone made this today, what would be different? If someone made this today the hotel would be for whites and blacks. It wouldnt be for just colored people. 6.What would be the same? People would still be standing outside the hotel. 7.why? Why is the hotel only for colored people? 8.who? Who decided that the hotel could only be for colored people? 9.where? Where is this hotel? 1.What do you notice first? I notice that the blacks and the whites are together instead of separated. 2.How are they arranged? They arent arranged in any certain order. 3.What other details can you see? I can see that there is a sign that says white waiting room. 4.Who do you think was the audience for this image? I think the audience was everyone at the station. 5.If someone made this today, what would be different If someone made this today there would be no sign that says whie waiting room, 6.What would be the same? The people would still be together instead of separated. 7.why? Why are all the people together? 8.who? Who made the whites only sign? 9. Where? Where is this station?
Cafe in warehouse district during tobacco auction season. Durham, North Carolina
1.What do you notice first? At first I noticed that the name of the building is the Farmers Cafe. 2.How are they arranged? It isnt arranged in any order. 3.What other details can you see? Other details I notice are that only white people can go to this cafe because it says white over the door. 4.Who do you think was the audience for this image? I think the audience for this picture was white people. 5.If someone made this today, what would be different If someone made this picture today everyone would be welcome in the restaurant and the hamburgers wouldnt be 5 cents. 6.What would be the same? the building would still be called the farmers cafe and they would still sell hot dogs and hamburgers. 7.why? Why arent blacks allowed in this cafe? 8.who? Who decided who would be allowed in the cafe? 9. Where? Where is this cafe?
What were these people like and how do they represent the time period and area of the country being studied in this project? Jim Cole, Man at colonial park,Bernice rent house partys, Mrs. Elizabeth E. Miller, and Ms.Marie Haggerty were all the stories that showed what life in that time period was like. They represent that time because they either talk about problems with work, being segregated, or having trouble with money. Jim Cole was a black man that wanted to join the AFL union or the Amalgamated Butchers and Meat Cutters. The union didnt accept him, they never said it but Cole knew it was because he was black. The man in colonial park thought there was reall no difference between rich and poor people because in the end they all breathe the same air. Bernice had to have rent house parties just to be able to afford to pay her rent.Mrs. Elizabeth E. Miller had to do a mans work ( cutting the hog and bringing it in the house) because her husband was working late. Lastly Ms. Marie Haggerty explained how you were hired by the way you look and even if you looked responsible they would still test you.
The name of the person that is being interviewed is Mrs.Roe Remington.
2. What is their tile or position?
Her position/title is a housewife.
3. What is her race, gender, and age?
The gender is a female and she is white.
4. Where is the interview taking place?
The interview is taking place in Charleston, S.C.
5. What is the date of the interview?
The date of the interveiw is was March 7th, 1939
6. Who is the interviewer?
The interviewer was Muriel A. Mann
This picture describes the era because it shows how people were out of work and they justed wanted their jobs back.
1.What do you notice first?
At first I noticed that all the kids look happy and that they all look like they are dressed in decent clothes.
2.How are they arranged?
The kids are arranged from girl to boy.
3.What other details can you see?
Other details that I can see are that none of the kids are wearing shoes.
4.Who do you think was the audience for this image?
I think the audience was the kids parents.
5.If someone made this today, what would be different?
If someone took this picture today that kids would have shoes on.
6.What would be the same?
The kids would still be smiling and enjoying themselves.
7.why?
Why didnt the kids have shoes on?
8.who?
Who are the kids parents?
9.where?
Where are they?
1.What do you notice first?
At first i notice that all these men are in the air force.
2.How are they arranged?
They arent arranged in any certain order they are casually just standing there.
3.What other details can you see?
Other details that I can see are that every man in that picture is white.
4.Who do you think was the audience for this image?
The audience was probably other air force members.
5.If someone made this today, what would be different?
If someone made this today there would be black people in that picture.
6.What would be the same?
There would still be white people in the picture.
7.why?
Why arent there any black people in the picture?
8.who?
Who is the person taking the picture.?
9.where?
Where was this picture taken?
1.What do you notice first?
I notice that the people working in the field are black and not white.
2.How are they arranged?
They arent arranged in any certain order.
3.What other details can you see?
I can see that these people arent wearing any shoes.
4.Who do you think was the audience for this image?
Probably a white person these black people were working for.
5.If someone made this today, what would be different?
There would be white people working with the blacks.
6.What would be the same?
There would still be people working in fields.
7.why?
Why is there only black people in this picture?
8.who?
Who are these peoples bosses?
9.where?
Where was this picture taken?
1.What do you notice first?
At first i notice that it was only colored people standing outside the hotel.
2.How are they arranged?
They arent arranged in any certain order.
3.What other details can you see?
I can see that the the hotel is only for colored people.
4.Who do you think was the audience for this image?
I think the audience was other colored people.
5.If someone made this today, what would be different?
If someone made this today the hotel would be for whites and blacks. It wouldnt be for just colored people.
6.What would be the same?
People would still be standing outside the hotel.
7.why?
Why is the hotel only for colored people?
8.who?
Who decided that the hotel could only be for colored people?
9.where?
Where is this hotel?
1.What do you notice first?
I notice that the blacks and the whites are together instead of separated.
2.How are they arranged?
They arent arranged in any certain order.
3.What other details can you see?
I can see that there is a sign that says white waiting room.
4.Who do you think was the audience for this image?
I think the audience was everyone at the station.
5.If someone made this today, what would be different
If someone made this today there would be no sign that says whie waiting room,
6.What would be the same?
The people would still be together instead of separated.
7.why?
Why are all the people together?
8.who?
Who made the whites only sign?
9. Where?
Where is this station?
1.What do you notice first?
At first I noticed that the name of the building is the Farmers Cafe.
2.How are they arranged?
It isnt arranged in any order.
3.What other details can you see?
Other details I notice are that only white people can go to this cafe because it says white over the door.
4.Who do you think was the audience for this image?
I think the audience for this picture was white people.
5.If someone made this today, what would be different
If someone made this picture today everyone would be welcome in the restaurant and the hamburgers wouldnt be 5 cents.
6.What would be the same?
the building would still be called the farmers cafe and they would still sell hot dogs and hamburgers.
7.why?
Why arent blacks allowed in this cafe?
8.who?
Who decided who would be allowed in the cafe?
9. Where?
Where is this cafe?
What were these people like and how do they represent the time period and area of the country being studied in this project?
Jim Cole, Man at colonial park,Bernice rent house partys, Mrs. Elizabeth E. Miller, and Ms.Marie Haggerty were all the stories that showed what life in that time period was like. They represent that time because they either talk about problems with work, being segregated, or having trouble with money. Jim Cole was a black man that wanted to join the AFL union or the Amalgamated Butchers and Meat Cutters. The union didnt accept him, they never said it but Cole knew it was because he was black. The man in colonial park thought there was reall no difference between rich and poor people because in the end they all breathe the same air. Bernice had to have rent house parties just to be able to afford to pay her rent.Mrs. Elizabeth E. Miller had to do a mans work ( cutting the hog and bringing it in the house) because her husband was working late. Lastly Ms. Marie Haggerty explained how you were hired by the way you look and even if you looked responsible they would still test you.